Lessons We Can Learn from Youthful Transgression
These days it seems that few people from age 10 to 20 can be seen without a cell phone in hand. Now that school is out, parents complain of adolescent…
Some Ways to “Tighten the Belt”
If you had to cut back your spending, where would you do it? This question has a way of reflecting our values as much as it does our practicality. One…
Fed Dovetail
In consideration of the current labor force participation rate and the fact that many discouraged workers may re-enter the job market, Scott Minerd — Global CIO at Guggenheim Partners —recently…
Borrowing from Your 401(k)
It is common today for employers to allow workers to take loans from their 401(k) account. While employers are not required to permit these loans, in any given five-year period,…
Health Care at the Forefront
In recent news, we’ve witnessed the fallout of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, where officials falsified records to hide the amount of time former service members have had to…
The Printed Word
We blog, tweet, post. Read, skim, search. We can now receive so much of our information online, on demand, and choose exactly what sources from which to receive it. We’re…
Sustainable Retirement Income Strategies
Whether or not you are an environmental advocate, it’s a good idea to incorporate principles of conservation and sustainability in your retirement income strategy. Much like energy resources, it’s important…
Live Long and Dance
A recent study reveals that engaging in appropriate exercise after age 65 can help conditions such as back pain and arthritis. Even the Mayo Clinic claims that exercise can be…
The United States: For Richer and for Poorer
A recent Health and Retirement Study by the Brookings Institution found that life expectancy is rising more quickly for people at the highest ranks of socio-economic status, while declining or…
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